Sentence examples for implemented independently from inspiring English sources

Since the connector is capable of providing both forms of transfer of control to RGUI, the automatic integration was implemented independently of the Data Output Processing functional block in order to maintain a sound implementation structure.

Since connector C5 is capable of providing both forms of transfer of control to RGUI, the automatic integration was implemented independently of connectors C5.1 and C5.2 in order to maintain a sound implementation structure.

Interface refinement is defined in a way that ensures that compatible interfaces can be refined and implemented independently.

As a result, tactile-based robot behaviours can be implemented independently of the actual robot skin hardware and body-part-specific features.

A special problem in CBSE stems from its specific development process: Software components should be specified and implemented independently from their later context to enable reuse.

Traditional odor classification systems used in machine olfaction devices, which are often called electronic noses, are implemented independently for each application dataset.

This process is called a feedforward, and is considered tough to implement, independently of the considered system.

Simple measures such as click-and-collect options (something we leverage in my company's platform but that retailers can implement independently), refining store layouts and perfecting communication models can dramatically increase profit margins.

And while a single airline could independently implement BBFM profitably to reduce airline delays, as has been implemented and independently validated, the better solution would be an integrated solution where all arrivals into an airport participate.

Compared with the traditional DDM, the proposed method can greatly reduce the computational complexity and the memory requirement; moreover, it can be implemented totally independently on both sequential and parallel computational platform, which is distinct from the others.

Recruitment decisions based on case-based reasoning, i.e. using past cases rather than explicit rules, could dispense with the need for translating eligibility criteria and could also be implemented largely independently from the terminology of the EHR's database.